DÜRR NDT has introduced instaNDT, a next-generation Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) purpose-built for non-destructive testing (NDT) applications. Designed to combine traditional PACS functionality with modern enterprise-grade features, instaNDT offers a flexible, web-based platform for managing, sharing, and analyzing inspection data across multiple modalities and teams.
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A next-generation laser scanner designed for use on coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) has been launched by LK Metrology, a global leader in precision metrology solutions. Building on the success of the L100, the new L100NX introduces advanced blue laser technology, delivering superior scanning performance, accuracy and user experience.
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Musashi AI, am industrial automation technology company specializing in AI-based automated visual inspection technology, is offering a simpler, quicker, and more cost-efficient way for its customers to introduce an automated inspection solution (AIS) into their operations. with its Gen 2 automated inspection solution.
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Semplor, a leading provider of innovative tabletop Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) solutions, and Digital Surf, renowned for its advanced surface imaging and analysis software, have announced the introduction of the Semplor Explore Apps.
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QIF enables the capture, use and re-use of metrology related information such as model based tolerance, measurement settings and measured data to make inspections more efficient. QIF ensures that quality data from design through final inspection remains accurate, consistent, and machine readable.
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Specim, a Konica Minolta company and leader in hyperspectral imaging, has announced the launch of the Specim SX25, a SWIR hyperspectral camera with world-leading resolution for highly accurate chemical analysis and identification of materials.
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Traditional 3D measuring systems and measuring arms were not sufficiently flexible to accommodate oversize dimensions. Furthermore, measurement speed was critical to avoid production bottlenecks. The company had particular concerns about 3D measurement quality as well as inaccurate data, which placed the success of projects at risk.
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There is a lot of talk about automation these days, not just in manufacturing circles, but the news in general. As the demands of modern manufacturing grow more complex and manufacturing industries continue their digital transformation – with automation playing an ever-expanding role – where does this leave traditional manually operated metrology tools, like portable measuring arms?
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For decades, quality control was the final checkpoint of manufacturinga – line of defense between production and the customer. It was a discipline built around inspection reports, go/no-go gauges, and the belief that catching errors was the best way to ensure quality. But in today’s digital, data-driven manufacturing environment, that paradigm is shifting dramatically. Quality control is no longer an endpoint – it’s becoming the engine room of manufacturing intelligence.
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In modern manufacturing, one size rarely fits all. From micro components in R&D to large, complex assemblies in production, manufacturers face increasingly diverse inspection challenges. As product geometries evolve and quality expectations rise, measurement technology must adapt by offering flexibility without compromising accuracy.
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